Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-15
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 l0' uery ojti0aa reasons.
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 ProprietorS Qf" iPgrae.'S SGJe Cure."
 T5at we may emphasize and clearly explain the relation tpe kidneys sustain to tho general hea,ta, and how much is depenient upon them, We propose, met apholiraily speai:irg, to taEe one from the human body, ,llce in the wash bow "e!Dls as. ant examine t for the pubic ha0eSt.
 Yen wij imagine nat va have before Us 8 boaf esared Ike g bean, smuo,A and e'iale. .'u-, about four iu hes il,- length, t9l lu witfH Hgd one n thick ness. ii ordinarily "e,ghs in lle aGnlt male about five rsuros. bu5is somewhat lightcr in the f3la .a. 4 suaU organ? you cay. Eur aGucgt.nd, tha body of the average siE GaM contains about tea ga7Es o. 'god of 3rbich easiy d,ap p@s:e3 unmgs 0.s bLefs or Ssasa. aS they may Ia ca. "G, u,Gap ijML! V i1g, as often as traE E-oif, making complete revolution iu tagf HjR7iies.. lICll the uicyJ Sley sepita ate the waste nus oiiaL
 sarEing away steadily night and day, stSepihg CT waking ffeieSs astIia leart itRei, ana iniiy of a3 nudI im uoriAnce removing Impritil, IpIp sixtyiiye gal- joEs of dlg9j cact L5Ar, or about forty
 7ine barrels each d.r, or 9.l25 hogs heads year! Wha, wonder that'ihe ~fidneys can last aHY.. length of :time under this pradigioU sltin, treated and neglected as they are?
 We slice tbis dc'ieate organ open lengthwise with our knife and will rough ly describe its interior.
 We f4fd it to be of a reddis1l-brown color, sott and easily torn, flied with hundreds of littlc t0L2s, short and thread-Eke, starting from the arteries, ending in little tuft about midway from the outside oDenilll uf q cavity of con. siderable size, which is called the pelyis, or, roughly speaking, T sack, which is for the purpose Of h"tdiny the water to further undergo publication --hefme, it passes down from here nlo the ureters, and so on to the. outside oi the body. These Gttle- tubes are tlIe filters which do their work, automatically, and right here t' .whele the diSease 9f tise Kidney Jirst' begiRs r E
 Doing tho vast amount of work which they are -obiiIed sto, from tine slightest irregularity, iu Cur, habits. from cold, rom high living, froin -stiiGulahts or. a /, thousana-.ana. one other causes which occur every day, they become somewhat weakened in their nerve force.
 What is the result? Congestion or stoppage of the current of bloodin the small blood vessels surrounding them, which become blocked; these delicate membranes are irtitated Inflammation is set up, then pus is formed, which col lects in the peivis or sac; the tubes are at first partially, and soOn arc totnlig, unable to do their work. The pelvic sac goes on distending with this.corrllp- lion, pressing upon the blood vessels. All this. time, remember, the blood, which is entering the kidneys 10 be iil-. I te'ed, isPcSSipG hrorutrkis terjjle, ai3- gustiag pns, for t lannct take any other lpu'at "
 Stop and think If it for q moment. Do you realize the Importance, nay tie I Vttai necessity, of having the kidneys in order? Can you expect wien they are diseased CT obs:ructel, no mat,sr how 'iEtle, that you can have pure blood C,.d 'scGps GGseGSsy l. woul4 he just as req .aleble tU expect # a .esrAouse were set across hToady ov and countless thou sFnus "V.- rCmpuilCG to % through its 'ri 7 t'tt'H '- tA Ntl- tIyIIIu- zion nnG . scB-e as for one to avrpct | ha b.oaG 'o escape pollution when con l stsft y Tubrmg through diseased kid | ney. .
 Now, wha, is the reyuIt? Why, that the blooi takes up and druosits t,;is | poison Gs t sweeps alony into every | organ, into every ,Saa Ot muscle, tissue, flesh and oote, ;:"m Your head to your F-Af 4v.. ..g q. ... intlu2rca or t:Hrisg, some part 0f the body s Ea~sc. .ar,aHoHer, Hc0uui,ess trei- oL H.ss"s-s .s es.agliaaei, such .as la '"eJE lan-S, Gyspt 5sia, wha trra Sa dricat8 stomach, 1 !ertg-- 'ss, G.aI 7, !'aTd,s IS or.loact iiE2a~y iG tuog- .h, nave w-ak ue.y,s.
 "Ihe hc2 a.mt s5y JtH Es e.,te of .be po'S0'', Go. tl3era es DUe Hood 40 aesylt j.. 2ga' :c.5oa. tt eases Its. stroke l.. hlADc. ari loIta t0 compensate for the ,S ur1l stmu.us vahanr, in its aH ieaYor to c:oWd iha impure blood trough tbelS ohsl'u, ion, caosiug pain, laipit@tion, ur an cH,-oi-breath i-cl!nE. JunaturaEas this iorc"d labor is, ti. 'eart mus! soon falter hecomingweakar tad weaker until one day i Suddsay ,,Gps, and death Iiom apparent linear, AGN'SO ID ti't , A4lt. S | But the mediccl p'ef5esion, learnqT nd dignIfed, calllhese q ceases by hich ounding names, treat them alone, and 'atients die, Jor HG arleTies are carryiaG lou dedth 10 he Gfsc'ed pcTts, constantiS dding lnei hlouGnt lrOm these suppurat- t ng, pus-laden kidneys which here in our 1ash-l owFare very puheiaction itself, nd which should have been cured first
 But this is not all the kidneys have to o; for you must remember Caat each dult takes about seven pounds of .s punishment every twenty-four hours to 1pply the waste of the body which is onstantly going Oil, waste equal to I 10 quantity taken. This. too, the idneys have to separate from the blood r ith all other decomposirg matter. I But you say, My kidneys are ali ght. l have no pain in the back" Il Iistaken man! People die of kidney isease of so bad t character that the 'gans are rotten, and vet they have ger there hcd pain or cn ache ' =. Wbyl Because the disease begins. - ! We have shown, in the interior of the h dneys, where Hers ore tew nerves Q, II ehng to convey the sensation of pain. ny this is so We may never know. De- When you. consider their great work. e delcacy ot their structure, the ease fl h u hiah fly,,. a, ,Ty T